US20070197258A1 - Signal transmission apparatus - Google Patents

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US20070197258A1
US20070197258A1 US10/592,329 US59232905A US2007197258A1 US 20070197258 A1 US20070197258 A1 US 20070197258A1 US 59232905 A US59232905 A US 59232905A US 2007197258 A1 US2007197258 A1 US 2007197258A1
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Katsuya Oda
Hitomaro Tohgoh
Yoshiyasu Sato
Hiroaki Asano
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  • the present invention relates to a signal transmission apparatus for transmitting signals between a wireless base station and a forward base station connected to this wireless base station through a wire transmission line in a mobile communication system.
  • a service area is divided into call zones, and a wireless base station is installed in each call zone.
  • Each subscriber's wireless terminal mobile communication terminal
  • the wireless base station does not have only a radio transmitter-receiver but has a configuration in which functions such as processing in a baseband, interface with an exchange network, processing for time division or space division, call switching, etc. are aggregated. It is desired to make each call zone as narrow as possible from the point of view of power saving of each mobile communication terminal or effective use of radio frequency resources. However, when the call zone is narrowed, the number of wireless base stations increases so that the construction cost of the wireless base stations or the labor of maintenance increases.
  • a mobile communication system using a micro-cell transmission system has been put into practice.
  • a call zone of each wireless base station is divided into a plurality of micro-cells, and a forward base station with an antenna is installed in each micro-cell.
  • Each mobile communication terminal makes wireless communication with this forward base station.
  • the forward base station in the micro-cell transmission system is connected to the wireless base station through a wire transmission line such as an optical fiber, a coaxial cable or the like, while the forward base station performs wireless transmission/reception with mobile communication terminals in the micro-cell covered by the forward base station itself.
  • a forward base station has a simple configuration so that the forward base station can be manufactured at a comparatively low price.
  • the forward base station can be installed anywhere and can be maintained without a lot of labor. Accordingly, when such a micro-cell transmission system is used, power saving of each mobile communication terminal or effective use of radio frequency resources can be attained without increasing the total system cost.
  • the transmission power level of a radio wave radiated from an antenna of each of the forward base stations (including the antenna extension stations, which can be also applied to similar cases below) to each mobile communication terminal and the up reception signal level with which the radio wave transmitted from the mobile communication terminal and received by the antenna of the forward base station is transmitted to a corresponding wireless base station have to be adjusted to fall into dynamic ranges of the mobile communication terminal and the wireless base station respectively.
  • a manual level adjustment function is attached to a background-art forward base station. Those levels are adjusted to optimal levels by a construction site personnel or a maintenance personnel at the time of construction or at the time of maintenance.
  • an optical micro-cell transmission system having a configuration in which a wireless base station and a forward base station are connected through an optical fiber, and the levels of a down transmission signal and an up reception signal transmitted through the optical fiber are adjusted automatically (for example, see Patent Document 1).
  • FIG. 6 is a block diagram showing an example of the configuration of a signal transmission apparatus of an optical micro-cell transmission system in the background art.
  • An interface portion 62 is connected to a wireless base station 61 , and the interface portion 62 and a forward base station 63 are connected through up and down optical fibers 65 and 66 .
  • a pilot signal generator 630 is provided in the interface portion 62 so as to generate a down pilot signal modulated by a modulator 629 in accordance with a control signal from a control unit 628 .
  • the generated down pilot signal is multiplexed with a down transmission signal 67 by a multiplexer 621 and transmitted to the forward base station 63 .
  • the down pilot signal is separated by a demultiplexer 633 , and the level of the down pilot signal is detected by a demodulator 638 .
  • a control unit 639 controls the gain of a down signal gain variable amplifier 632 in accordance with the level of the down pilot signal.
  • a pilot signal generator 641 for generating an up pilot signal is provided in the forward base station 63 .
  • the generated up pilot signal and the reception signal received by the antenna 64 are multiplexed by a multiplexer 635 and transmitted to the interface portion 62 .
  • the up pilot signal is separated by a demultiplexer 626 , and the level of the up pilot signal is detected by a demodulator 627 .
  • a control unit 628 controls the gain of an up signal gain variable amplifier 625 in accordance with the detected level of the up pilot signal.
  • the control unit 639 collects information about the abnormality and generates a status signal. This status signal is sent to a modulator 640 , and the up pilot signal generated in the pilot signal generator 641 is modulated with the status signal. The modulated pilot signal is superposed on an up reception signal by the multiplexer 635 , transmitted to the interface portion 62 , demodulated by the demodulator 627 , and sent as demodulated data to the control unit 628 .
  • the control unit 628 analyzes the demodulated data, detects the abnormality of the forward base station 63 and sends an abnormality information signal 69 to the wireless base station 61 so as to inform the wireless base station 61 of the abnormality.
  • pilot signals are multiplexed with a down transmission signal and an up reception signal respectively and transmitted mutually.
  • the pilots signals are separated and the levels thereof are detected to control the corresponding gain variable amplifiers for amplifying the down transmission signal and the up reception signal.
  • the levels of the down transmission signal and the up reception signal can be kept constant even if there are great temperature fluctuations in the characteristics of the amplifiers. It is therefore possible to allow fluctuations in the characteristics of the amplifiers due to temperature or the like, so that cheap amplifiers can be used.
  • the control is carried out bypassing a plurality of amplifiers including any optical fiber section, any opto-electric converter and any electro-optic converter.
  • a pilot signal generator, a multiplexer, a demultiplexer, a modulator and a demodulator are required for each system of a down transmission signal and an up reception signal in order to adjust the level of the up reception signal put into the wireless base station and the transmission power level of a radio wave radiated from an antenna of the forward base station so that those levels are constant.
  • the system configuration becomes complicated because a function of detecting abnormality of the forward base station is also provided.
  • a forward base station When a forward base station is placed at a comparatively short distance or when a plurality of antenna extension stations each covering an area smaller than a micro-cell are installed on one and the same floor in order to reduce radio dead zones such as tall buildings, underground shopping areas, etc., a coaxial cable, a cheap twisted pair cable or the like is used in a comparatively short transmission line whose transmission distance is not longer than 100 m.
  • a broad band is required for transmitted up and down signals multiplexed with pilot signals respectively.
  • the transmission line is limited to an optical fiber. It is therefore difficult to apply the optical micro-cell transmission system to a configuration where a transmission line of a coaxial cable or the like having a limited transmission band is used.
  • An object of the invention is to provide a signal transmission apparatus in which the levels of up and down signals in a wireless base station and a forward base station can be automatically adjusted to predetermined levels respectively with a simple configuration.
  • a signal transmission apparatus is a signal transmission apparatus for bidirectionally transmitting signals between a wireless base station and a forward base station in a mobile communication system, the forward base station being connected to the wireless base station through a wire transmission line and making wireless communication with a communication terminal, wherein: an interface portion is provided in an input/output portion of the wireless base station; the interface portion includes a pilot signal generation portion for generating a pilot signal, and a multiplexer for multiplexing the pilot signal with a down transmission signal to be transmitted to the forward base station, the down transmission signal output from the multiplexer being transmitted to the forward base station through the wire transmission line; and the forward base station includes a demultiplexer for demultiplexing the pilot signal from the down transmission signal transmitted from the wireless base station, a down signal gain variable amplification portion for amplifying the down transmission signal, an up signal gain variable amplification portion for amplifying an up reception signal received from the communication terminal, and a gain control portion for generating a gain control signal in accordance with a level of the
  • a pilot signal multiplexed with the down transmission signal in the interface portion is transmitted to the forward base station.
  • a gain control signal is generated in accordance with the level of the pilot signal so as to control the gain of the down signal gain variable amplification portion.
  • the transmission power level of the down transmission signal sent out from the forward base station can be adjusted to a predetermined level, for example, to fall into a dynamic range of a communication terminal.
  • the gain of the up signal gain variable amplification portion is controlled in accordance with the level of the pilot signal.
  • the level of the up reception signal input to the wireless base station can be also adjusted to a predetermined level.
  • transmission loss information about the transmission line obtained from the pilot signal is shared between the up transmission system and the down transmission system.
  • the number of parts can be reduced, and the signal levels can be automatically adjusted with a simple configuration.
  • the pilot signal is multiplexed only with the down transmission signal, a broad band is not required in the transmission line.
  • a metallic cable such as a coaxial cable, a twisted pair cable or the like can be used.
  • the aforementioned signal transmission apparatus is designed so that the wire transmission line is constituted by an optical fiber cable so as to transmit a down optical signal and an up optical signal between the interface portion and the forward base station;
  • the interface portion further includes a first electro-optic converter for converting the down transmission signal into the down optical signal, and a first opto-electric converter for converting the up optical signal transmitted from the forward base station, into the up reception signal;
  • the forward base station further includes a second opto-electric converter for converting the down optical signal transmitted from the interface portion, into the down transmission signal, and a second electro-optic converter for converting the up reception signal amplified by the up signal gain variable amplifier, into the up optical signal.
  • the transmission power level of the down transmission signal sent out from the forward base station and the level of the up reception signal input to the wireless base station can be automatically adjusted with a simple configuration.
  • the aforementioned signal transmission apparatus is designed so that the wire transmission line is constituted by a single optical fiber; the interface portion further includes a first optical multi/demultiplexer connected to the optical fiber and for performing wavelength division multiplexing transmission of the down optical signal and the up optical signal with the forward base station; and the forward base station further includes a second optical multi/demultiplexer connected to the optical fiber and for performing wavelength division multiplexing transmission of the up optical signal and the down optical signal with the interface portion.
  • the transmission power level of the down transmission signal sent out from the forward base station and the level of the up reception signal input to the wireless base station can be automatically adjusted with a simple configuration.
  • a signal transmission apparatus is a signal transmission apparatus for bidirectionally transmitting signals between a wireless base station and a forward base station in a mobile communication system, the forward base station being connected to the wireless base station through a wire transmission line and making wireless communication with a communication terminal, wherein: an interface portion is provided in an input/output portion of the wireless base station, and the wire transmission line is made of a metallic cable; the interface portion includes a DC power generation portion for generating DC power, and a superposition circuit for superposing the DC power on a down transmission signal to be transmitted to the forward base station, the down transmission signal output from the superposition circuit being transmitted to the forward base station through the wire transmission line; and the forward base station includes a separation circuit for separating the DC power from the down transmission signal transmitted from the wireless base station, a down signal gain variable amplification portion for amplifying the down transmission signal, an up signal gain variable amplification portion for amplifying an up reception signal received from the communication terminal, and a gain control portion for generating a gain control signal in accord
  • DC power is superposed on the down transmission signal and transmitted to the forward base station.
  • a gain control signal is generated in accordance with the value of the DC power so as to control the gain of the down signal gain variable amplification portion.
  • the transmission power level of the down transmission signal sent out from the forward base station can be adjusted to a predetermined level.
  • the gain of the up signal gain variable amplification portion is controlled in accordance with the value of the DC power.
  • the level of the up reception signal input to the wireless base station can be also adjusted to a predetermined level. In such a manner, transmission loss information about the transmission line obtained from the DC power serving as a pilot signal is shared between the up transmission system and the down transmission system.
  • the number of parts can be reduced, and the signal levels can be automatically adjusted with a simple configuration.
  • the DC power is superposed only on the down transmission signal, a broad band is not required in the transmission line.
  • this configuration can be applied to a transmission line of a metallic cable such as a coaxial cable, a twisted pair cable or the like.
  • the DC power is superposed and transmitted to detect the transmission loss information, phantom power feeding to the forward base station can be attained.
  • the forward base station may be designed to have no power supply circuit. It is therefore possible to simplify the apparatus configuration.
  • a signal transmission apparatus is a signal transmission apparatus for bidirectionally transmitting signals between a wireless base station and a forward base station in a mobile communication system, the forward base station being connected to the wireless base station through a wire transmission line and making wireless communication with a communication terminal, wherein: an interface portion is provided in an input/output portion of the wireless base station, and the wire transmission line is made of a metallic cable including a down transmission line for transmitting a down transmission signal from the wireless base station to the forward base station and an up transmission line for transmitting an up reception signal from the forward base station to the wireless base station; the interface portion includes a pilot signal generation portion for generating a pilot signal, and a multiplexer for multiplexing the pilot signal on the up transmission line; and the forward base station includes a demultiplexer for demultiplexing the pilot signal input through the up transmission line, a down signal gain variable amplification portion for amplifying the down transmission signal, an up signal gain variable amplification portion for amplifying an up reception signal received from the communication terminal, and
  • a pilot signal multiplexed on the up transmission line in the interface portion is transmitted to the forward base station.
  • a gain control signal is generated in accordance with the level of the pilot signal so as to control the gain of the down signal gain variable amplification portion.
  • the transmission power level of the down transmission signal sent out from the forward base station can be adjusted to a predetermined level.
  • the gain of the up signal gain variable amplification portion is controlled in accordance with the level of the pilot signal.
  • the level of the up reception signal input to the wireless base station can be also adjusted to a predetermined level.
  • this configuration is useful to a system using a twisted pair cable having a limit in the band of a transmission line or a coaxial cable having a frequency characteristic as its transmission characteristic.
  • the cost of the system as a whole can be reduced.
  • the aforementioned signal transmission apparatus is designed so that the interface portion further includes a first current detection portion for detecting a value of a current flowing in the first opto-electric converter, and a first alarm output portion for comparing the detected current value with a predetermined value and outputting an alarm signal when the detected current value is lower than the predetermined value; and the forward base station further includes a second current detection portion for detecting a value of a current flowing in the second opto-electric converter, and a second alarm output portion for comparing the detected current value with a predetermined value and outputting an alarm signal when the detected current value is lower than the predetermined value.
  • the aforementioned signal transmission apparatus is designed so that the forward base station further includes a first pilot signal detection portion for detecting the demultiplexed pilot signal, a first alarm output portion for comparing a level of the detected pilot signal with a predetermined value and outputting an alarm signal when the level of the detected pilot signal is lower than the predetermined value, and a second multiplexer for multiplexing the demultiplexed pilot signal on the down transmission line; and the interface portion further includes a second demultiplexer for demultiplexing the pilot signal input through the down transmission line, a second pilot signal detection portion for detecting the demultiplexed pilot signal, and a second alarm output portion for comparing a level of the detected pilot signal with a predetermined value and outputting an alarm signal when the level of the detected pilot signal is lower than the predetermined value.
  • the level of the pilot signal in each of the interface portion and the forward base station is detected.
  • this level is lower than a predetermined value, an alarm signal is output.
  • an abnormality of the system such as circuit disconnection of the transmission line, bending in the circuit, or the like, can be detected rapidly by the alarm signal.
  • the present invention it is possible to provide a signal transmission apparatus in which up and down signal levels in a wireless base station and a forward base station can be automatically adjusted to predetermined levels respectively with a simple configuration.
  • FIG. 1 A diagram showing the schematic configuration of a signal transmission apparatus according to a first embodiment of the present invention.
  • FIG. 2 A diagram showing the schematic configuration of a signal transmission apparatus according to a second embodiment of the present invention.
  • FIG. 3 A diagram showing the schematic configuration of a signal transmission apparatus according to a third embodiment of the present invention.
  • FIG. 4 A diagram showing the schematic configuration of a signal transmission apparatus according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention.
  • FIG. 5 A diagram showing the schematic configuration of a signal transmission apparatus according to a fifth embodiment of the present invention.
  • FIG. 6 A diagram showing the schematic configuration of a signal transmission apparatus in the background art.
  • Embodiments of the present invention exemplify configurations of a signal transmission apparatus provided in a mobile communication system using a micro-cell transmission system.
  • a wireless base station installed in each call zone and a forward base station installed in each micro-cell of the call zone divided into a plurality of micro-cells are connected through a wire transmission line, and signal transmission is performed mutually between the wireless base station and the forward base station.
  • the forward base station makes wireless communication with mobile communication terminals in the micro-cell so as to relay communication signals between the wireless base station and each mobile communication terminal.
  • FIG. 1 is a diagram showing the schematic configuration of a signal transmission apparatus according to a first embodiment of the present invention.
  • an interface portion 12 connected to a wireless base station 11 and a forward base station 13 making wireless communication with mobile communication terminals in a micro-cell covered by the forward base station 13 itself through an antenna 14 , are connected through a single optical fiber 15 .
  • a plurality of interface portions 12 are typically connected to the wireless base station 11 so as to perform mutual signal transmission with forward base stations installed in a plurality of micro-cells respectively in a call zone assigned to the wireless base station 11 itself. However, the plurality of interface portions 12 are not shown in FIG. 1 .
  • the interface portion 12 is designed to have a pilot signal generator 120 (equivalent to an example of a pilot signal generating portion) for generating a pilot signal P of a predetermined level, a multiplexer 121 for multiplexing the pilot signal P with a down transmission signal 111 from the wireless base station 11 , a down signal amplifier 122 for amplifying a signal from the multiplexer 21 with a predetermined constant gain, an electro-optic converter (E/O) 123 for converting an electric signal output from the down signal amplifier 122 into an optical signal, an optical multi/demultiplexer 124 for wavelength-multiplexing and outputting the optical signal from the electro-optic converter 123 onto the optical fiber 15 and wavelength-demultiplexing an optical signal from the optical fiber 15 , an opto-electric converter (O/E) 125 for converting the demultiplexed optical signal into an electric signal, and an up signal amplifier 126 for amplifying the electric signal from the opto-electric converter 125 with a constant gain.
  • the forward base station 13 is designed to have an optical multi/demultiplexer 124 for wavelength-demultiplexing an optical signal from the optical fiber 15 as an input and for wavelength-multiplexing an optical signal from an electro-optic converter 123 as an output onto the optical fiber 15 , an opto-electric converter (O/E) 125 for converting the demultiplexed optical signal into an electric signal, a demultiplexer 133 for demultiplexing the down transmission signal 111 and the pilot signal P wavelength-multiplexed by the multiplexer 121 of the interface portion 12 , a gain control unit 130 (equivalent to an example of a gain control portion) for detecting the absolute level of the demultiplexed pilot signal P and outputting a gain control signal G 1 to set the detected level at a predetermined rated value, a down signal gain variable amplifier 134 (equivalent to an example of a down signal gain variable amplification portion) for amplifying the down transmission signal 111 with a gain controlled by the gain control signal G 1
  • a down pilot signal P is multiplexed with a down transmission signal 111 input from the wireless base station 11 to the interface portion 12 by the multiplexer 121 , amplified with a predetermined constant gain by the down signal amplifier 122 , then converted into an optical signal by the electro-optic converter 123 , wavelength-multiplexed by the optical multi/demultiplexer 124 , and sent out to the optical fiber 15 .
  • the optical signal sent from the interface portion 12 through the optical fiber 15 is wavelength-demultiplexed and received by the optical multi/demultiplexer 124 , converted into an electric signal by the opto-electric converter 125 , and input to the demultiplexer 133 .
  • the demultiplexer 133 the down transmission signal 111 and the pilot signal P are demultiplexed from the input signal, and input to the down signal amplifier gain variable amplifier 134 and the gain control unit 130 respectively.
  • the absolute level of the pilot signal P is detected by the gain control unit 130 , and a gain control signal G 1 to set the detected level at a predetermined rated value is output.
  • the demultiplexed down transmission signal 111 is input to the down signal amplifier gain variable amplifier 134 , and amplified with a gain controlled by the gain control signal G 1 .
  • a down transmission signal always having a constant level is output from the down signal amplifier gain variable amplifier 134 .
  • the down transmission signal is sent to the antenna 14 through the duplexer 135 , and radiated as a radio wave with a constant transmission power to the area of the micro-cell covered by the forward base station 13 itself.
  • an up reception signal radiated from a mobile communication terminal and received through the antenna 14 is input to the up signal gain variable amplifier 136 through the duplexer 135 , and amplified with a gain controlled by the gain control signal G 1 . Consequently, an up reception signal always having a constant level in expectation of a transmission loss of the optical fiber 15 and so on can be obtained from the signal gain variable amplifier 136 .
  • the up reception signal amplified thus is converted into an optical signal by the electro-optic converter 123 , wavelength-multiplexed by the optical multi/demultiplexer 124 , and sent out to the optical fiber 15 .
  • the optical signal sent from the forward base station 13 through the optical fiber 15 is wavelength-demultiplexed and received by the optical multi/demultiplexer 124 , converted into an electric signal by the opto-electric converter 125 , and amplified with a predetermined constant gain by the up signal amplifier 126 .
  • an up reception signal 112 always having a constant level is output from the up signal amplifier 126 , and input to the wireless base station 11 .
  • a pilot signal P of a predetermined level is generated by the pilot signal generator 120 of the interface portion 12 , multiplexed with a down transmission signal 111 by the multiplexer 121 , and transmitted to the forward base station 13 through the optical fiber 15 .
  • the pilot signal P is demultiplexed by the demultiplexer 133 , and the absolute level thereof is detected by the gain control unit 130 so as to output a gain control signal G 1 to set the detected level at a predetermined rated value.
  • the gains of the down signal gain variable amplifier 134 and the up signal gain variable amplifier 136 are controlled by the gain control signal G 1 .
  • the configuration can be made simple.
  • the gain of the up signal gain variable amplifier 136 can be adjusted regardless of whether there is an up reception signal or not. Even if a signal is sent from a mobile communication terminal at a burst, the level of an up reception signal input to the wireless base station 11 can be kept constant.
  • FIG. 2 is a diagram showing the schematic configuration of a signal transmission apparatus according to a second embodiment of the present invention.
  • an interface portion 52 connected to a wireless base station 11 and a forward base station 53 are connected through a single-wire metallic cable 55 such as a coaxial cable or the like.
  • the interface portion 52 is designed to have a down signal amplifier 122 for amplifying a down transmission signal 111 input from the wireless base station 11 with a predetermined constant gain, a DC power generating circuit 520 (equivalent to an example of a DC power generation portion) for generating DC power V of a predetermined level, a superposition circuit 521 for superposing the DC power V on the amplified down transmission signal, an electric multi/demultiplexer 524 for frequency-multi/demultiplexing a down transmission signal and an up reception signal transmitted through the metallic cable 55 , and an up signal amplifier 126 for amplifying the demultiplexed input up reception signal with a constant gain.
  • a down signal amplifier 122 for amplifying a down transmission signal 111 input from the wireless base station 11 with a predetermined constant gain
  • a DC power generating circuit 520 (equivalent to an example of a DC power generation portion) for generating DC power V of a predetermined level
  • a superposition circuit 521 for superposing the DC power
  • the forward base station 53 is designed to have an electric multi/demultiplexer 524 , a separation circuit 533 for separating the DC power V and the up transmission signal, a gain control unit 530 (equivalent to an example of a gain control portion) for detecting the absolute level of the separated DC power V and outputting a gain control signal G 5 to set the detected level at a predetermined rated value, a down signal gain variable amplifier 134 for amplifying the down transmission signal with a gain controlled by the gain control signal G 5 , a duplexer 135 for sharing the antenna 14 between a transmission system and a reception system, and an up signal gain variable amplifier 136 for amplifying an up reception signal from a mobile communication terminal received by the antenna 14 , with a gain controlled by the gain control signal G 5 .
  • a gain control unit 530 (equivalent to an example of a gain control portion) for detecting the absolute level of the separated DC power V and outputting a gain control signal G 5 to set the detected level at a predetermined rated value
  • a down transmission signal 111 input from the wireless base station 11 to the interface portion 52 is amplified with a predetermined constant gain by the down signal amplifier 122 , superimposed with the DC power V by the superposition circuit 521 , frequency-multiplexed by the electric multi/demultiplexer 524 , and sent out to the metallic cable 55 .
  • the electric signal sent from the interface portion 52 through the metallic cable 55 is wavelength-demultiplexed and received by the electric multi/demultiplexer 524 , and separated into the down transmission signal and the DC power V by the separation circuit 533 .
  • the absolute level of the separated DC power V is detected by the gain control unit 530 , and a gain control signal G 5 to set the detected level at a predetermined rated value is output.
  • the down transmission signal separated by the separation circuit 533 is input to the down signal amplifier gain variable amplifier 134 , and amplified with a gain controlled by the gain control signal G 5 .
  • a down transmission signal always having a constant level is output from the down signal amplifier gain variable amplifier 134 .
  • the down transmission signal is sent to the antenna 14 through the duplexer 135 , and radiated as a radio wave with a constant transmission power to the area of the micro-cell covered by the forward base station 53 itself.
  • an up reception signal radiated from a mobile communication terminal and received through the antenna 14 is input to the up signal gain variable amplifier 136 through the duplexer 135 , and amplified with a gain controlled by the gain control signal G 5 . Consequently, an up reception signal always having a constant level in expectation of a transmission loss of the metallic cable 55 and so on can be obtained from the signal gain variable amplifier 136 .
  • the up reception signal amplified thus is frequency-multiplexed by the electric multi/demultiplexer 524 , and sent out to the metallic cable 55 .
  • the electric signal sent from the forward base station 53 through the metallic cable 55 is frequency-demultiplexed and received by the electric multi/demultiplexer 524 , and amplified with a predetermined constant gain by the up signal amplifier 126 .
  • an up reception signal 112 always having a constant level is output from the up signal amplifier 126 , and input to the wireless base station 11 .
  • DC power V of a predetermined level is generated by the DC power generating circuit 520 of the interface portion 52 , superposed on a down transmission signal 111 by the superposition circuit 521 , and transmitted to the forward base station 53 through the metallic cable 55 .
  • the DC power V is separated by the separation circuit 533 , and the absolute level thereof is detected by the gain control unit 530 so as to output a gain control signal G 5 to set the detected level at a predetermined rated value.
  • the gains of the down signal gain variable amplifier 134 and the up signal gain variable amplifier 136 are controlled by the gain control signal G 5 .
  • FIG. 3 is a diagram showing the schematic configuration of a signal transmission apparatus according to a third embodiment of the present invention.
  • an interface portion 32 connected to a wireless base station 11 and a forward base station 33 are connected through a two-wire metallic cable such as a twisted pair cable or the like constituted by a down signal transmission line 35 and an up signal transmission line 36 .
  • the interface portion 32 is designed to have a down signal amplifier 122 for amplifying a down transmission signal 111 input from the wireless base station 11 with a predetermined constant gain, an up signal amplifier 126 for amplifying an up reception signal transmitted from the forward base station 33 through the up signal transmission line 36 with a constant gain, a pilot signal generator 120 (equivalent to an example of a pilot signal generation portion) for generating a pilot signal P of a predetermined level, and a multiplexer 327 for multiplexing the pilot signal P on the up signal transmission line 36 .
  • This multiplexer 327 is a directional device such as a directional coupler or a circulator.
  • the forward base station 33 is designed to have a directional demultiplexer 337 for demultiplexing the pilot signal P from the up signal transmission line 36 , a gain control unit 330 (equivalent to an example of a gain control portion) for detecting the absolute level of the demultiplexed pilot signal P and outputting a gain control signal G 3 to set the detected level at a predetermined rated value, a down signal gain variable amplifier 134 for amplifying the down transmission signal with a gain controlled by the gain control signal G 3 , a duplexer 135 for sharing the antenna 14 between a transmission system and a reception system, and an up signal gain variable amplifier 136 for amplifying an up reception signal from a mobile communication terminal received by the antenna 14 , with a gain controlled by the gain control signal G 3 .
  • a directional demultiplexer 337 for demultiplexing the pilot signal P from the up signal transmission line 36
  • a gain control unit 330 (equivalent to an example of a gain control portion) for detecting the absolute level of
  • a down transmission signal 111 input from the wireless base station 11 to the interface portion 32 is amplified with a predetermined constant gain by the down signal amplifier 122 , and transmitted to the forward base station 33 through the down signal transmission line 35 of the metallic cable.
  • the pilot signal P is demultiplexed from the up signal transmission line 36 by the demultiplexer 337 .
  • the absolute level of the demultiplexed pilot signal P is detected by the gain control unit 330 , and a gain control signal G 3 to set the detected level at a predetermined rated value is output.
  • the down transmission signal transmitted from the interface portion 32 through the down signal transmission line 35 is sent to the down signal amplifier gain variable amplifier 134 and amplified with a gain controlled by the gain control signal G 3 .
  • a down transmission signal always having a constant level is output from the down signal amplifier gain variable amplifier 134 .
  • the down transmission signal is sent to the antenna 14 through the duplexer 135 , and radiated as a radio wave with a constant transmission power to the area of the micro-cell covered by the forward base station 33 itself.
  • an up reception signal radiated from a mobile communication terminal and received through the antenna 14 is input to the up signal gain variable amplifier 136 through the duplexer 135 , and amplified with a gain controlled by the gain control signal G 3 . Consequently, an up reception signal always having a constant level in expectation of a transmission loss of the metallic cable and so on can be obtained from the signal gain variable amplifier 136 .
  • This up reception signal is sent out to the up signal transmission line 36 of the metallic cable through the demultiplexer 338 , and transmitted to the interface portion 32 .
  • the electric signal transmitted from the forward base station 33 through the up signal transmission line 36 is received, and amplified with a predetermined constant gain by the up signal amplifier 126 .
  • an up reception signal 112 always having a constant level is output from the up signal amplifier 126 , and input to the wireless base station 11 .
  • a pilot signal P of a predetermined level is generated by the pilot signal generator 120 of the interface portion 32 , multiplexed on the system for transmitting an up reception signal by the multiplexer 327 , and transmitted to the forward base station 33 through the up signal transmission line 36 of the metallic cable.
  • the pilot signal P is demultiplexed by the demultiplexer 337 , and the absolute level thereof is detected by the gain control unit 330 so as to output a gain control signal G 3 to set the detected level at a predetermined rated value.
  • the gains of the down signal gain variable amplifier 134 and the up signal gain variable amplifier 136 are controlled by the output gain control signal G 3 .
  • the pilot signal P is multiplexed on the up signal transmission line 36 of the metallic cable because a directional device such as a directional coupler or a circulator is used as each of the multiplexer 327 and the demultiplexer 337 . Even when the frequency band of the pilot signal P overlaps that of the up reception signal, their different transmission directions prevent the transmission quality from deteriorating. It is therefore unnecessary to expand the transmission frequency band. Accordingly, this embodiment is useful to a transmission system using a twisted pair cable having a narrow transmission band or a coaxial cable having a frequency characteristic as a transmission characteristic.
  • FIG. 4 is a diagram showing the schematic configuration of a signal transmission apparatus according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention.
  • an interface portion 22 connected to a wireless base station 11 and a forward base station 23 are connected through a single optical fiber 15 .
  • the interface portion 22 is designed to have a current detection circuit 227 (equivalent to an example of a first current detection portion) for detecting a current value when an optical signal is converted into an electric signal in the opto-electric converter 125 , and an alarm output circuit 228 (equivalent to an example of a first alarm output portion) for comparing the detected current value with a predetermined current value and outputting an alarm signal when the former is lower than the latter.
  • a current detection circuit 227 (equivalent to an example of a first current detection portion) for detecting a current value when an optical signal is converted into an electric signal in the opto-electric converter 125
  • an alarm output circuit 228 (equivalent to an example of a first alarm output portion) for comparing the detected current value with a predetermined current value and outputting an alarm signal when the former is lower than the latter.
  • the forward base station 23 is designed to have a current detection circuit 227 (equivalent to an example of a second current detection portion) for detecting a current value when an optical signal is converted into an electric signal in the opto-electric converter 125 , and an alarm output circuit 228 (equivalent to an example of a second alarm output portion).
  • a current detection circuit 227 (equivalent to an example of a second current detection portion) for detecting a current value when an optical signal is converted into an electric signal in the opto-electric converter 125
  • an alarm output circuit 228 (equivalent to an example of a second alarm output portion).
  • an optical signal sent from the forward base station 23 through the optical fiber 15 is wavelength-demultiplexed and received by the optical multi/demultiplexer 124 , and converted into an electric signal by the opto-electric converter 125 .
  • the current in this event is detected by the current detection circuit 227 and compared with a predetermined current value by the alarm output circuit 228 . When the detected current value is lower than the predetermined current value, it is concluded that a failure such as circuit disconnection or bending occurs in the optical fiber 15 , and an alarm signal is output.
  • an optical signal sent from the interface portion 12 through the optical fiber 15 is wavelength-demultiplexed and received by the optical demultiplexer 124 , and converted into an electric signal by the opto-electric converter 125 .
  • the current in this event is detected by the current detection circuit 227 and compared with a predetermined current value by the alarm output circuit 228 . When the detected current value is lower than the predetermined current value, it is concluded that there is an abnormality in the transmission line, and an alarm signal is output.
  • the current value obtained when an optical signal received through the optical fiber 15 is converted into an electric signal by the opto-electric converter circuit 125 is detected by the current detection circuit 227 , and the detected current value is compared with a predetermined current value by the alarm output circuit 228 .
  • the former is lower than the latter, it is concluded that there is an abnormality in the optical fiber 15 , and an alarm signal is output.
  • the failure can be detected and an alarm can be given immediately.
  • the abnormality of the system can be sensed rapidly.
  • FIG. 5 is a diagram showing the schematic configuration of a signal transmission apparatus according to a fifth embodiment of the present invention.
  • an interface portion 42 connected to a wireless base station 11 and a forward base station 43 are connected through a two-wire metallic cable such as a twisted pair cable or the like constituted by a down signal transmission line 35 and an up signal transmission line 36 .
  • the interface portion 42 is designed to have a directional demultiplexer 337 for demultiplexing a pilot signal P from the down signal transmission line 35 of the metallic cable, a pilot signal detection circuit 428 (equivalent to an example of a second pilot signal detection portion) for detecting the demultiplexed pilot signal P, and an alarm output circuit 228 (equivalent to an example of a second alarm output portion) for comparing the detected pilot signal P with a predetermined value and outputting an alarm signal when the former is lower than the latter.
  • a pilot signal detection circuit 428 (equivalent to an example of a second pilot signal detection portion) for detecting the demultiplexed pilot signal P
  • an alarm output circuit 228 (equivalent to an example of a second alarm output portion) for comparing the detected pilot signal P with a predetermined value and outputting an alarm signal when the former is lower than the latter.
  • the forward base station 43 is designed to have a directional multiplexer 327 for receiving the pilot signal P demultiplexed by the demultiplexer 337 and multiplexing the pilot signal P on the line for transmitting the down transmission signal, a pilot signal detection circuit 428 (equivalent to an example of a first pilot signal detection portion) for detecting the demultiplexed pilot signal P, and an alarm output circuit 228 (equivalent to an example of a first alarm output portion) for comparing the detected pilot signal P with the predetermined value, and outputting an alarm signal when the former is lower than the latter.
  • a pilot signal detection circuit 428 (equivalent to an example of a first pilot signal detection portion) for detecting the demultiplexed pilot signal P
  • an alarm output circuit 228 (equivalent to an example of a first alarm output portion) for comparing the detected pilot signal P with the predetermined value, and outputting an alarm signal when the former is lower than the latter.
  • the pilot signal P transmitted from the forward base station 43 through the down signal transmission line 35 of the metallic cable is demultiplexed by the demultiplexer 337 , and the absolute level thereof is detected by the pilot signal detection circuit 428 .
  • the detected level of the pilot signal P is compared with a predetermined level value by the alarm output circuit 228 . When the detected level is lower than the predetermined value, it is concluded that there is an abnormality in the transmission line, and an alarm signal is output. Thus, it is possible to know that there has occurred a failure such as disconnection or the like in the down signal transmission line 35 of the metallic cable.
  • the pilot signal P transmitted from the interface portion 42 through the up signal transmission line 36 of the metallic cable is demultiplexed by the demultiplexer 337 , and the absolute level thereof is detected by the pilot signal detection circuit 428 .
  • the detected level of the pilot signal P is compared with a predetermined level value by the alarm output circuit 228 .
  • the detected level is lower than the predetermined value, it is concluded that there is an abnormality in the transmission line, and an alarm signal is output.
  • a failure such as disconnection or the like in the up signal transmission line 36 of the metallic cable.
  • the level of the pilot signal P transmitted through each of the down signal transmission line 35 and the up signal transmission line 36 of the metallic cable is detected by the pilot signal detection circuit 428 , and the detected level is compared with a predetermined value by the alarm output circuit 228 .
  • the former is lower than the latter, it is concluded that there is an abnormality in the transmission line, and an alarm signal is output.
  • the failure can be detected and an alarm can be given immediately.
  • the abnormality of the system can be sensed rapidly.
  • the signal transmission apparatus is not limited to a forward base station installed in each micro-cell of a micro-cell transmission system.
  • the signal transmission apparatus can be applied in the same manner to between a forward base station including an antenna extension station or the like installed in a radio dead zone such as a tall building, an underground shopping area, etc., and a wireless base station.
  • the level of an up reception signal input to the wireless base station and the transmission power level of the forward base station can be kept in predetermined levels with a simple configuration.
  • the present invention has an effect that up and down signal levels in a wireless base station and a forward base station can be automatically adjusted to predetermined levels with a simple configuration. It is useful to a signal transmission apparatus or the like in a mobile communication system of a micro-cell transmission system or the like.

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